Boldest and brashest was a patrician New York State assemblyman named Theodore Roosevelt.
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His brashest import, though, may be the gleaming pita oven in his open kitchen.
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Before the financial crisis Deutsche was the biggest-spending and brashest of bulge-bracket firms.
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Commentators giggled, viewers at home cringed, and the brashest, glitziest opening ceremony in history continued.
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But Washington is a club like any other, with some codes and protocols that even the brashest arrivistes cannot ignore.
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HONG KONG — At his peak, Jia Yueting was among the brashest and most flamboyant figures on China's frenzied technology scene.
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Like the brashest character on a reality competition, he banked on American respect for a maverick and eschewed rules of decorum.
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Because Christie was positioned to be the brashest candidate in 2016, he had the most to lose from a Trump insurgency.
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And that the brashest rappers of the next decade will likely set out to disentangle the threads he's so carefully woven together.
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An Appraisal Chuck Berry's "Roll Over Beethoven" wasn't the first rock 'n' roll song, but it was the best and brashest of the genre's early advertisements.
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The March 2 departure of Mallya has sparked uproar in parliament and a firestorm in domestic media that pore over the lifestyle one of India's brashest entrepreneurs.
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It's high time our candidates fought to avoid being sucked into a vortex in which only the loudest and the brashest and the most insulting get heard.
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Texas and California are the biggest, brashest, most important states in the union, each equally convinced that it is the future (see our Special report in this issue).
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With more than 10 candidates running at the beginning of the process, perhaps we all should have known long ago that the loudest and brashest guy would have a big advantage.
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Anglophiles may find themselves marveling at the names signposted on individual homes — names so quintessentially English that even the brashest American developer might pause before slapping them onto a new subdivision.
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Female comics today have acts full of audacious material, and the episode includes a delicious sampler, but the brashest line in the hour may come from Joan Rivers in an undated clip.
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While the hedge fund industry in its modern form is only about 30 years old, there has never been a shortage of investing blunders to review courtesy of the brightest, brashest minds stalking the market.
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During his many years at the helm of Sun Microsystems, Scott McNealy was known as one of the brashest voices in technology, railing on the evils of Microsoft and anything else that raised his ire.
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At ten and a half she played her first romantic role, since the director had decided that she filled out her sari like a woman, and shortly after that she went to Bombay, breaking into the brashest of India's film industries.
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"Agon" is so modernist and American that it's hard at first to see the European traditions that underpin it; "Stars and Stripes" seems such a celebration of the brashest kind of patriotism that it's easy to overlook its phenomenal geometries.
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Last year, Bannon stood by Trump as his top campaign strategist and urged him to fight through the post-Access Hollywood allegations, and this year Bannon became one of Moore's brashest defenders both on the campaign trail and through Breitbart, the website he controls.
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TV's brashest grandfather-grandson pair return for more universe-bending adventures, with Morty secretly stashing a crystal that foretells the many possible circumstances of his death — given his status as the sidekick to a reckless genius, there are endless ways for him to go.
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Mr. Gold's brashest stroke in a production full of them may be the bridging of that divide — taking a theatrical universe that has existed for some time on the outskirts and putting it on a Broadway marquee featuring the well-known names of Mr. Mantello and Sally Field, who plays Amanda.
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We really had it both ways." Kennerley further wrote that "based on this episode, [...] The Simpsons is in top form. It still reigns as the funniest, brashest, fastest-paced half-hour you'll see on television." Bill Gibron of PopMatters also thought the episode was funny, commenting that it "explored the often- cited 'slippery slope' of allowing matrimony to be defined outside the parameters of a man and a woman—with hilarious results.
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Kelly was now a young, good-looking man in the big city with money in his pocket. Rather than buying a house, he immediately moved into the Palmer House, the loudest, brashest, most garish and, according to its literature, "fire-proof" hotel in the world. As a member of the White Stockings, he was annually among the league leaders in most offensive categories, including leading the league in runs from 1884 through 1886 (120, 124 and 155 respectively), and batting in 1884 and 1886 (.354 and .388).
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Comparing the two the Seagull 70s detailing was crude and over-emphasised whereas that of the Cavallier was sharply delineated, making the whole coach look lean and sculpted by comparison with the Burlingham style. Some would say that they summed up the difference between Blackpool and Hove. During that season Duple purchased Burlingham and renamed it Duple (Northern). The Yeates Europa (from 1958, on first facelift for 1960) combined a similarly dumpy volume to the Willowbrook, made in the same town, with deliberately tasteless detailing and riotous paint schemes in a way that operators and passengers either loved or loathed, but it was easily the brashest option.
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This camp screwball comedy of errors, that includes many over-the-top stereotypes, is set at Halloween against the backdrop of West Hollywood, California. Five friends, interior designer Evan (played by London); interior designer Harvey (played by Cheng); African American stockbroker Dave (played by Meadows); Latino spinning instructor Fredrico (played by Sabàto); and Emme (played by Ubach), a sassy young woman obsessed with style and classic movies, have all been anticipating the West Hollywood Halloween Parade on Santa Monica Boulevard, which is the biggest and brashest block party of the year. Their annual tradition of joining the festivities in outrageous costumes has become part of local legend. It is the night before Halloween, however, and they still have not decided what to be.
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Billboard ranked "Bae Bae" at number fifteen in their "20 Best K-Pop Songs of 2015" list while Dazed placed the track at number eight in their list of the same name, stating that the song "offered a playful wander through young love in contrast to their signature airtight construction, with rappers G-Dragon and T.O.P delivering a bouncing, energetic flow while Taeyang, Daesung and Seungri's vocals smoothed out its brashest moments." Korean online magazine IZM also named it one of best singles of the year, complimenting the song's confidence over its "shameless beat", and how the track was able to get the unusual achievement of being both popular in the mainstream and an experimental piece. Chicago Sun- Times included the track in their unranked list of ten best Big Bang songs. In a survey involving 30 music industry experts by South Korean magazine The Dong-a Ilbo, "Bae Bae" was chosen as the fifth best male idol song in the past 20 years.
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"ADHD" is a 2006 single by Blood Red Shoes, and was the first to feature an accompanying video featuring the band. Both the A-side and the B-side tracks continued to be played live by the band as late as 2008. As with their previous singles, the release was a limited edition vinyl only. "ADHD" was regularly used by the band to close their live shows, becoming a common encore song due to calls from the audience.Balakrishnan, Angela (2007) "Review: Blood Red Shoes, Carling Stage, Reading", The Guardian, 24 August 2007"Fans invade stage at chaotic Blood Red Shoes gig", NME, Apr 10, 2008Miller, Alex (2008) "Blood Red Shoes", NME, May 8, 2008Beaumont, Mark (2007) "Blood Red Shoes: Camden Barfly, London; Saturday January 1", NME, Feb 2, 2007 Drowned in Sound rated the single 9/10, describing it as "one of the brashest and best singles of two-zero-zero-six thus far",Cawley, Rachel (2006) "Blood Red Shoes: ADHD", Drowned in Sound while musicOMH called it "a marvellous bloody, pop punk death frenzy".
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